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LAB 101
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Urine Again?
Life Threatening
100
This term best describes the doctor's overall assessment of the patient.
What is the review of systems?
100
This government agency makes sure employers are responsible for employee safety on the job.
What is OSHA?
100
This lab specialty performs testing for identification of bacteria and fungi.
What is microbiology?
100
Name 3 major functions of the kidney.
What is secretion, filtration, and reabsorption?
100
Palliative care focuses on this.
What is relief of pain and stress.
200
This component of a review system includes joint stiffness, muscle pain, and limitation of movement.
What is muculoskeletal?
200
This is the best place for a laboratory manager to get a current and updated list of waived tests.
What is the FDA website?
200
This lab specialty performs testing for blood typing and cross matching.
What is immunohematology?
200
Most clinics require a physician to sign a lab report within this number of hours.
What is 36 - 48 hours?
200
The Patient Self-Determination Act specifically pertains to this group of patients.
What is patients receiving care from Medicare/Medicaid institutions?
300
Shortness of breath would be noted under this system.
What is respiratory?
300
This organization is responsible for test categorization and CLIA studies.
What is CDC?
300
This best describes a panel of tests for carbon dioxide, potassium, chloride, and sodium.
What is electrolyte?
300
This is the most important technique for the MA to stress when instructing the patient in collecting a clean-catch, mid-stream urine.
What is cleansing the genital area?
300
This is the secondary patient when dealing with a life threatening disease.
What is the family?
400
This form lists information such as patient name, address, and telephone number.
What is the demographic data form?
400
Employers must provide a hazard communication educational program within this many days of employment.
What is 30 days?
400
This panel tests for albumin, alkaline phosphatase, bilirubin, protein, SGOT, and SGPT.
What is hepatic function?
400
Quality control must be performed this often when using a refractometer.
What is before testing each specimen?
400
List 3 probaable treatments for cancer.
What is surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation?
500
List the 4 major components of the Problem Oriented Medical Record?
What is database, problem list, diagnostic and treatment plan, and progress notes?
500
This is the major purpose of the MSDS. (3)
What is identifies hazardous ingredients, first aid procedures, and spill and leak procedures?
500
This type of laboratory is used by hospitals and physicians for complex, expensive, and/or specialized tests.
What is a reference laboratory?
500
This number best describes the concentration level of glucose in the blood that will be reabsorbed completely from the urine.
What is less than 180 mg/dL?
500
List the 5 stages of grief defines by Dr Elisabeth Kuhbler-Ross.
What is denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance?